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Riots Begin in Bangkok after Thai Protest Leaders Surrender
Offensive began early Wednesday when Thai forces pushed into the protesters encampment
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SLIDE SHOW Violence Erupts in Bangkok after Redshirts Surrender |
| By THE IRRAWADDY |
| The Thai army enters the Redshirt encampment in Bangkok on Wednesday, ending the months-long standoff but widespread mob violence engulfs the capital as isolated bands of Redshirt protestors set fire to major buildings. |
Bangkok Eyewitness—Protesters Run Amok as Army Moves In |
| By SIMON ROUGHNEEN |
| Bangkok is in chaos as hardcore protesters run amok after violent suppression of the Redshirt protest by the army. |
One More Political Prisoner Dies in Jail |
| By THE IRRAWADDY |
| Another political prisoner, Kyaw Soe, 40, has died at Myingyan Prison in central Burma, according to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners-Burma. |
Six Burmese Businessmen Seek Private Banking Licenses |
| By NAYEE LIN LATT |
| Burma's wealthiest tycoon Tay Za and five other businessmen close to the military regime have applied for permits to establish private banks. |
USDA Continues to Harass Water Volunteers |
| By KO HTWE |
| Members of the Union Solidarity and Development Association(USDA) continue to try to co-opt local volunteer groups who try to distribute water in drought-stricken areas of Burma. |
Armed Robbers Kill Two Near Rangoon |
| By BA KAUNG |
| Armed robbers open fire and throw a grenade at neighbors during a house break-in at a small village outside Rangoon. |
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